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On the possible failure of the Gibbs property for measures on lattice systems. (1996)

by A C D van Enter
Venue:Markov Proc. Rel. Fields
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Gibbsian and non-Gibbsian states at Eurandom

by Aernout C. D. Van Enter, Frank Redig, Evgeny Verbitskiy , 2008
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Problems with the definition of renormalized Hamiltonians for momentum-space renormalization transformations

by Aernout C. D. van Enter, Roberto Fernández , 1998
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Gibbsian properties and convergence of the iterates for the Block-Averaging Transformation

by Lorenzo Bertini, Emilio N. M, Cirillo Enzo Olivieri
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...rained systems are in the one phase, weakly coupled regime, so that the renormalized potential is still well defined, see [2, 11, 23]. On the other hand examples of non Gibbsianity are given in [16], =-=[17]-=-. Let us now state the main results of [3] on strong Gibbsianity and convergence above Tc in two dimensions. Theorem 1. (Bertini, Cirillo, Olivieri 1999) Consider a two–dimensional Ising system with β...

Transformations of Gibbs measures

by József Lőrinczi, Christian Maes, Koen Vande Velde , 1998
"... We study local transformations of Gibbs measures. We establish sufficient conditions for the quasilocality of the images and obtain results on the existence and continuity properties of their relative energies. General results are illustrated by simple examples. ..."
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We study local transformations of Gibbs measures. We establish sufficient conditions for the quasilocality of the images and obtain results on the existence and continuity properties of their relative energies. General results are illustrated by simple examples.

Almost) Gibbsian description of the sign fields of SOS fields

by A C D V Enter , S B Shlosman
"... An example is presented of a measure on a lattice system which has a measure zero set of points (configurations) where some conditional probability can be discontinuous, but does not become a Gibbs measure under decimation (or other) transformations. We also discuss some related issues. ..."
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An example is presented of a measure on a lattice system which has a measure zero set of points (configurations) where some conditional probability can be discontinuous, but does not become a Gibbs measure under decimation (or other) transformations. We also discuss some related issues.

The renormalization-group peculiarities of . . .

by Aernout C. D. van Enter , 1998
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Restoration of Gibbsianness for projected and FKG renormalized measures

by Roberto Fernández , Arnaud Le Ny , Frank Redig
"... Abstract. We restore part of the thermodynamic formalism for some renormalized measures that are known to be non-Gibbsian. We determine a necessary and sufficient condition for consistency with a specification that is quasilocal only in a fixed direction. This condition is then applied to models wi ..."
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Abstract. We restore part of the thermodynamic formalism for some renormalized measures that are known to be non-Gibbsian. We determine a necessary and sufficient condition for consistency with a specification that is quasilocal only in a fixed direction. This condition is then applied to models with FKG monotonicity and to models with appropriate "directional continuity rates", in particular to (noisy) decimations or projections of the Ising model. In this way we establish: (i) the validity of the "second part" of the variational principle for projected and FKG block-renormalized measures, and (ii) the almost quasilocality of FKG block-renormalized "+" and "−" measures.
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...sures. Keywords: Gibbs vs non-Gibbs, generalized Gibbs measures, almost quasilocality, thermodynamic formalism. Mathematical subject classification: Primary: 60G60; Secondary: 82B20, 82B30. 1 Introduction The problem of restoration of Gibbsianness refers to the extension of Gibbsian theory to non-Gibbsian measures observed in statistical mechanics. The latter include measures obtained through renormalization transformations (see [8] and references therein), joint measures of disordered spin systems [19, 20], and measures obtained as a result of stochastic evolutions of Gibbs measures [7]. See [5, 6, 9, 10] for reviews. The goal of the restoration program is the determination of appropriate, more general, classes of measures which would satisfy, in particular, a Gibbsian-like thermodynamic formalism based on the variational principle. Two classes of measures have been introduced so far (1) Weak Gibbsian measures [4, 2, 28]. These are measures that admit an almost sure Boltzman-Gibbs description, that is, whose finite-volume conReceived 7 March 2003. 438 ROBERTO FERNÁNDEZ, ARNAUD LE NY and FRANK REDIG ditional probabilities can be written in terms of an interaction potential which is summable on ...

Renormalization Group, Non-Gibbsian states, their relationship and further developments

by Aernout C. D. Van Enter , 2005
"... We review what we have learned about the “Renormalization Group peculiarities ” which were discovered more than twentyfive years ago by Griffiths and Pearce. We discuss which of the questions they asked have been answered and which ones are still widely open. The problems they raised have led to the ..."
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We review what we have learned about the “Renormalization Group peculiarities ” which were discovered more than twentyfive years ago by Griffiths and Pearce. We discuss which of the questions they asked have been answered and which ones are still widely open. The problems they raised have led to the study of non-Gibbsian states (probability measures). We also mention some further related developments, which find applications in nonequilibrium questions and disordered models.

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by unknown authors , 2003
"... on trees and in mean field Olle H"aggstr"om\Lambda y and Christof K"ulskez ..."
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on trees and in mean field Olle H"aggstr"om\Lambda y and Christof K"ulskez
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...r, Fern'andez and Sokal [8], further examples were found, and a systematic study of Gibbsianness vs. non-Gibbsianness of large classes of transformed or projected versions of Gibbs systems began; see =-=[7, 26, 5, 12, 19, 11, 10, 20, 6, 18]-=- for some of the subsequent work in this area. In particular, Gibbs properties of the so-called fuzzy Potts model were studied in Maes and Vande Velde [26] and H"aggstr"om [18]. Like almost all work i...

Université de Rouen, UFR Sciences, site Colbert,

by Roberto Fernández, Arnaud Le Ny, Frank Redig , 2001
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Variational principle and almost quasilocality
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...ally, one ∏ can define a noisy projection onto D ⊂ L through the transformation x∈D exp(p ω′ xωx)/norm. It is well known that renormalization transformations can destroy Gibbsianness (for reviews see =-=[5, 6, 8, 9]-=-). Most of the non-Gibbsian measures resulting from block transformations were shown to be weakly Gibbsian [2, 23]. In Corollaries 3.5 and 3.6 below, we show that in some instances they are, in fact, ...

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